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365 spring water: a question for people everywhere
Recently I noted that 365 spring water is bottled by CG Roxane (which equals Crystal Geyser, a water I happen to like). It appears that Whole Foods uses at least a few different bottlers for the 365 brand, including two CG sources (Benton, TN and Salem, SC) and Wissahickon in Hamburg, PA, which is near me.
I have two different sized bottles in front of me, one from Benton and the other from Salem (both from the same store).
If you happen to be drinking 365 water, tell me where it was bottled (I'm just curious, not greenraged).
I have two different sized bottles in front of me, one from Benton and the other from Salem (both from the same store).
If you happen to be drinking 365 water, tell me where it was bottled (I'm just curious, not greenraged).
I’m happy I'm not drinking Wissahickon water
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Hey Lewis, I am a Team Member of the Private Label Guest Services Team at Whole Foods Market.
The locations of the springs are as follow: Benton, TN; Olancha, CA; Moultoborough, NH; Shasta, CA and Salem, SC.
Hope that satisfies your thirst and your curiosity! Have a good one!
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Inappropriate?Hello there Lewis, Thanks so much for your question. You've definitely read the fine print and actually knew more than I do about the sources of our 365 bottled spring water...and I've been a Whole Foods Market Team Member since 2001:) Anyway, you are correct that our 365 water comes multiple sources. I don't have the list of sources on me, but will see that you get a complete list of our vendor's bottling sources as soon as possible. Know this doesn't answer your question, but wanted to let you know that I'm working on it . Thanks, again, and hope all is well. -Slaton, Whole Foods Market Team Member
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Inappropriate?Cool, thanks! I'm still a little curious about where water from different sources ends up after it's bottled, but a list of them would be great. Either way, I'm happy over here knowing I can get Crystal Geyser at 365-brand prices.
I’m thirsty
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Inappropriate?Hey Lewis, I am a Team Member of the Private Label Guest Services Team at Whole Foods Market.
The locations of the springs are as follow: Benton, TN; Olancha, CA; Moultoborough, NH; Shasta, CA and Salem, SC.
Hope that satisfies your thirst and your curiosity! Have a good one!
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Inappropriate?well it would be nice to know, as Lewis suggests, that the customer know where his or her particular bottle comes from. It is of course important to know that it comes from a spring. But his underlying question was: how far did it travel? Some of us are serious about buying local.
I’m not easily fooled by gung ho employees
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